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    Yoroshiku

    3.8 (769 reviews)
    ModerateRamen
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:30 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Matcha Tiramisu is light and delicious
    Peg C.

    Yoroshiku is one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in Seattle. The food is delicious, service is friendly, brisk, and attentive, and the place is cozy, with low lighting, and a good vibe. My favorite spot to sit at is at one of the high tables for two on the left side of the dining room. We like to sit more towards the back so it's a bit more quiet. My hubs and I like coming here for happy hour and getting two orders of Zangi (fried chicken), two orders of the Pork Chashu Bao, and two orders of the sashimi special (which comes from their connected restaurant Secret Fort). We also like to get the iced green tea for two which comes in a big, beautiful bottle and you can see the leaves floating in it. Thanks for this rec, Gina! If you have room, get the Matcha Tiramisu for dessert--it's light and very delicious. Just writing this review is making me hungry!

    Victoria H.

    Really delicious ramen! The only thing that would make this place better is if they would let you order Indigo Cow ice cream from your table.

    Spicy Miso Chashu men
    Bethany M.

    The ramen is where it's at - nice, springy noodle texture; not overcooked. Broth was also very good. Appetizers were generally fine; the Zangi (karaage) was tasty - seasoned, moist and well-fried. The Spam fries were just okay (deep fried matchsticks of Spam, mixed in with generic pre-cut/probably pre-frozen potato fries); I would not order them again, but it was a novelty that was fun to sample in theory. A member of our party tried the sushi - it was also okay (but definitely not as good as the rest of the food). I would come back specifically for the ramen, and give the rest a pass. Service was friendly and quick, despite the restaurant being slammed. They take reservations; I would encourage getting one if you're going there on the weekend.

    Miso Butter with Harami and Gluten Free Ramen
    Brenda K.

    The ebi katsu came out first and wow. It had the perfect crunch on the outside and soft on the inside. The cabbage did well in balancing out the grease. For the ramen, I got the monthly special of miso butter hamari steak ramen and the broth was super flavorful and rich but a bit heavy for me. My partner had to get the gluten free ramen and was not impressed. The broth was very plain and didn't have any depth. He immediately asked for chili oil for any flavor and even contemplated adding salt. I tried it and agreed as well, it tasted very boring. We also think they don't eliminate cross contamination when they cook the gluten free noodles as my partner got a very bad headache after eating. Would not recommend for people with gluten allergy or sensitivity

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    Harshmeet S.

    We went for a Friday night dinner and the place was busy but we were quickly seated. The server was nice and we ordered the fried gyoza and the spicy miso ramen. The noodles were tasty and nice, ramen was flavorful but not the best I have tried. The Chachu was tasty as well and the ramen came in no time. The gyoza were not for us, the deep fried made the flavor of the Chachu inside not come out well and probably would never tried fried gyoza again. For the ramen might come back again but I wish it was a bit spicy and more flavorful.

    Shishito Pepper Spam Fries Zangi Takoyaki
    Alyssa R.

    Went to Yoroshiku on a Tuesday for an early dinner and it wasn't too busy. They have a happy hour from 4-6pm with most appetizers included. We tried the zangi, shishito peppers, takoyaki, and spam fries. All were good overall, the chicken was a bit tough. I had the spicy miso chashu ramen. The chashu pork was tender and flavorful, but the broth was very ginger-forward, which may appeal to some but wasn't my personal favorite.

    Raquel S.

    The servers were pretty attentive here (my cup was never empty) and the food came out relatively quick even though they were busy. We sat at the counter but it wasn't loud and we were able to still enjoy ourselves.

    Wagyu Ramen

    Wonderful service!!!!! Delicious ramen and stronggggg drinks! Very good happy hour too!

    Mushroom Miso Ramen
    Ashley L.

    Consistently serving amazing ramen, fresh and flavorful with rotating and new seasonal dishes. Just wish they had less noodle option or allowed me to order the kids menu haha

    Shrimp Bao
    Renate H.

    Looks like the menu changes often. Definitely a plus that they offer chicken base broth. Food: Shrimp Bao: perfect size for 1 person to snack on while waiting. Flavorful. Ramen (cashews): rich broth and filling. Flavor wise taste like most other ramen spots. Service: very friendly and attentive! Ambiance: dark and a lil too chilly inside ( then again I went on one of those below normal temp nights)

    Ashok S.

    I recently visited Yuroshiku during happy hour, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience! Even though reservations are strongly recommended (and really a must on weekends else the wait will kill you), the staff was super accommodating and found us a seat at the bar in a few min, which was such a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with excellent ventilation that kept the space feeling fresh, even with a busy crowd and a hopping kitchen. The service was attentive and friendly. Gotta chat briefly with the owner Chef Shohei. As for the food, I started with the Zangi, which was crispy, flavorful, and absolutely addictive chicken served with your choice of mayo or yuzu sriracha. The Chef Special Wagyu beef keema Curry was out of this world -- the wagyu was so tender, and the curry was rich and delicious without being too heavy. Was served with rice. A cold beer to wash it all down made for the perfect happy hour combo! The facilities were spotless, and the overall vibe of the place was just right -- clean, comfortable, and welcoming. I left feeling genuinely impressed and can't wait to come back to try their ramen. Highly recommend Yuroshiku for a great dining experience!! I took off 1 star for the deceptive happy hour marketing and 1 star for dim lighting & sub-optimal seating arrangement close to the entrance with no double doors which is miserable when dining on a cold blistery day. Tip #1: The Happy hour is good for drinks with $ off. However for food options it is just a small plate proportional to the price. So choose wisely! Tip #2: You need to get a drink (soda is OK) to avail of their HH menu. Tip #3: You are paying for quality than quantity, so choose wisely with guidance from Yelpers on their top sellers. They do run out of items fairly quickly.

    Spicy Miso Chashu men
    Ava K.

    Always go to Indigo Cow so we wanted to try the next door ramen place! We used to come here all the time when they did skewers before this newer ramen phase. We came at 6pm and there were many open tables. We got seated outside quickly but didn't receive menus or water for 15 minutes. We ordered quickly but found the ramen to be average. Nothing spectacular, hopefully it was just an off day!

    Chu Hi just like ones in Japan
    Sum H.

    This place was packed right after opening at 4:30 pm on Sunday. I think most people came to special anniversary course the restaurant is offering currently. 3 course for $30 with spicy yuzu tsukemen that was only available in the special. I loved their tsukemen when the restaurant was in Bellevue and tsukemen is hard to find at ramen restaurants in Seattle, I had to try the yuzu tsukemen. It was really good with hint of yuzu and full of flavor. The zangi was huge and good portion I couldn't finish. I ended up taking a piece of zang, half of tsukemen and matcha tiramisu back home. I really like both secret fort and yoroshiku because the quality of food is consistent, they seem to explore and evolve their menu regularly.

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    Ask the Community - Yoroshiku

    Is there outdoor seating?

    Yes

    Does this location still serve Tsukemen?

    Yep, spicy miso is my favorite

    Do they have Chanko Nabe?

    They do not serve chankonabe

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    Ramen Danbo - Noodle pull

    Ramen Danbo

    4.3(2.5k reviews)
    3.3 mi•Capitol Hill
    •$$

    I'm from the Bay Area and have tasted a lot of good ramen in my time, but even by that standard,…read morethis place is at least 95 percentile quality. Good noodles, good chashu, and delicious broth on their "Original" ramen (which is pretty much Tonkotsu, I think). It's lacking in nothing. I also appreciate the way they structure the menu: most toppings are optional (like egg and seaweed) in exchange for a modest base price. Yet even when you add stuff back in, the sum is still reasonable, e.g. with added seaweed and a shot of extra noodles, my bowl came out right around $20 after tax/tip. Service is quick and courteous. This place has only one problem: the wait is damn eternal. I waited 50+ minutes, and the only reason I got in that _fast_ was because I came solo and qualified for counter seating. The couple ahead of me in line waited at least 90... and this was on a Monday! But that's hardly the restaurant's fault.

    I think this is a good spot if you are looking for a standard bowl of ramen, but I did not find it…read moreparticularly amazing. There can be a long wait, though they are pretty efficient with service and turning over tables. I got the classic ramen with very firm thick noodles and standard broth thickness and richness. I do like that you can customize both the noodles and broth based on your preferences. The flavor was overall okay. Nothing was wrong with it, but nothing particularly stood out or felt unique either. Overall, a solid option if you are craving a classic bowl of ramen!

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    Ramen Danbo - Inside the restaurant at 7PM

    Inside the restaurant at 7PM

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    Pork Gyoza Platter

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    Classic Ramen

    Midnite Ramen - Miso bold ramen

    Midnite Ramen

    4.4(143 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Fremont
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    This is a great place to get your ramen fix. Its legit. You…read morecan tell they really put alot into their ramen; the broth was great, the noodle is good and the portion was perfect. You order via kiosk; and wait your order to be called when its ready. They got condiments of fresh garlic and chili oil as well. What we got: Kyoto charsu ramen (4/5) Great broth and very flavorfull. Portion was perfect. Miso Bold (4.5/5) Very very rich broth and the black garlic was great. Portion was oerfect for how rich it was. I add the spicy paste and it was great. Overall This is a great spot. I highly recomend it to anyone in the area.

    Word of mouth was Midnite Ramen being one of the top ramen spots around. While tasty, the broth…read morehere is a simpler style and I personally enjoy a richer umami broth. Nested in the brewery, it's a convenient spot to catch up with folks, grab a drink, and grub. Parking can suck however, since this is Fremont and you'll need to find street parking. I don't like the idea of hot soup in plastic but it's street food style and the disposable bowls are consistent in theme. Zangi - Hokkaido style chicken karaage! Delicious, juicy, and flavorful with some hints of garlic. Larger pieces than typical karaage, these were a hit for me. Highly recommend and the spicy mayo on the side was tasty. Hakodate Shio Ramen - shio sea salt was my choice for their simple, chicken and kelp foundation. Basic is good, comforting, and hearty, but hard to be special compared to others. Lots of additional toppings are included but what surprised me was the takoyaki inside. They got soggy which is a stark contrast to my expectations for takoyaki. Little small, but can be filling because of the quantity of items inside.

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    Midnite Ramen - Ramen pickup counter

    Ramen pickup counter

    Midnite Ramen - Tan-tan-men with tofu, at the bar

    Tan-tan-men with tofu, at the bar

    Midnite Ramen - 50's Classic Shoyu Ramen with chicken. Fried gyoza shared with friends

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    50's Classic Shoyu Ramen with chicken. Fried gyoza shared with friends

    Rondo Japanese Kitchen

    Rondo Japanese Kitchen

    4.4(789 reviews)
    2.9 mi•Capitol Hill
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    Yummmy. Seems like a real family owned spot. The decor is fun and cute- had Kiki's delivery service…read moreon the television and toys smattered about, but it's still a chill vibe in there. And it gets POPPIN here. We were ravenous in the morning thank god so we got there right as it opened. Line quickly formed soon after. Bento box - star of the show, good deal and all the items were good Unagi bowl - delish but small! Black garlic ramen - still delish but I'd maybe hop elsewhere for knock out ramen

    Stopped by while I was in Seattle and enjoyed this spot with a couple friends…read more We came without a reservation and luckily only had a short wait. It's located in Capitol Hill with a fun vintage Japanese-inspired interior. Service was friendly and the host was especially nice. We also had no trouble finding street parking nearby. We ordered quite a few things to share but these were my favorites: - Uni Seafood Creamy Maze-Udon: best item here imo. Creamy, rich, and topped with a variety of fresh seafood. Definitely the most memorable dish of the meal. - Tokyo Shoyu Ramen: Yummy! The broth was light but flavorful and the noodles had a nice chew and grabbed onto the soup really well. The veggies added a nice crunch. - Bara-Chirashi Donburi: Super fresh with a nice variety of high quality fish and perfectly seasoned. No additional soy sauce needed but I did ask for extra wasabi. We also tried a couple other items. All were good but nothing that particularly stood out. Glad I checked this place out while I was in Seattle! I enjoyed the meal but with so many places to eat in the city, it probably wouldn't be on my must-visit-again list.

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    Rondo Japanese Kitchen - Sashimi bento

    Sashimi bento

    Rondo Japanese Kitchen - UNI SHOOTER

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